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Articles by Yu

Democracy

The State Of Democracy

Teaching people to discern reliable sources, evaluate information critically, and separate fact from fiction empowers them to make informed decisions and actively engage in democratic processes.


The Ocean Floor

The Ocean Floor And Its Many Mysteries

Sediment cores extracted from the ocean floor allow scientists to reconstruct the Earth’s past climate and gain a deeper understanding of our planet’s geological history.


Technology

Technology And Modern Medicine

Telemedicine, which uses technology to provide medical care remotely, is becoming more popular, particularly in rural areas where access to healthcare can be limited.


The History Of England

The Impact Of Thomas Babington’s The History Of England

Thomas Babington Macaulay’s fresh, vivid and engaging style helped bring the history of England to life, and made the subject more accessible to a wider audience.


Translation apps

Translation Apps: Pros And Cons

Apps can be a useful tool for quick and easy translations, but it is important to keep in mind their limitations and potential inaccuracies.


Plants

Plants And Their Secret Lives

Plants have also been found to communicate and interact with both their surroundings and other organisms.


British Poetry

How Does British Poetry Remain Relevant?

British poetry has played a significant role in shaping our language and literary traditions.


Recession

The Legacy Of Recession

The possibility of a global recession in 2023 highlights the continued fragility of the global economy, even over a decade after the financial crisis of 2008.


W.B. Yeats

The Life And Work Of W.B. Yeats

Yeats’ early poetry was influenced by the Romantic poets, such as Shelley and Keats, but he soon developed his own unique style, incorporating Irish mythology, folklore, and symbolism.


Seamus Heaney

Seamus Heaney

Seamus Heaney wrote poetry that explored themes of history, nature, and life, often drawing on his own experiences growing up in Northern Ireland.


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